Frank H Hammill Republican candidate profile in Bristol
Frank H. Hammill, son of Patrick Hammill, born Bristol January 11, 1878, is the Republican candidate for Representative. A Bristol High School graduate, he earned a Ph. B. from Brown University in 1900, then attended Harvard Law School, graduating LL. B. in June 1904 and passing the Rhode Island bar later that year. He spent six months practicing law before continuing his career.
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Frank H. Hammill
Patrick Hammill
Bristol
Brown University
Harvard Law School
Rhode Island
Hammill for Bristol Assembly Rep Busy Executive in Town Council
Office of Comstock and Gardner notes Richard son Brow n athlete Richard son joined forces with Willis KB. Hammill practiced law in Providence with Richardson and Hammill. Three years Hammill served as Bristol Probate Judge and last year as Bristol Town Council President. His supporters cite faithful service, efficient administration, and strong qualifications for the Assembly seat.
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Comstock & Gardner
Willis KB. Richardson
Providence
Coder
Richardson
Bristol
Hammill
Questioning Saloons in Bristol and Moral Debate on Licenses
An editor outlines a Bristol saloon controversy with questions and answers urging a No-License stance. It cites mothers and fathers crushed by drink, chats on closing saloons, and quotes totals on alcohol harm and numbers of saloons. It ends urging voters to oppose licensing.
No License Stand Urges Bristol Voters To Act
Alfred S. Stowell urges Bristol voters to support no license in the upcoming election. He argues prohibition reduces evils, cites high license costs and court expenses, and notes widespread support among Christian ministers and citizens for enforcing liquor laws. The editorial emphasizes moral duty to protect homes and enforce the law.
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Supreme Court
Bristol
Alfred
Stowell
Bristol Yacht Club names delegates to Narragansett Bay group
A joint Bristol Yacht Club meeting appointed Charles F. Tillinghast William B. M. Miller and Walter S. Almy as delegates to the Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association to discuss new rules. Tillinghast Miller Almy Sands and Reach were chosen to confer on the association rules and report later. Horace Peck, longtime regatta chair, declined re election and has moved to Philadelphia. vacancy to be filled at a future meeting.
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Bristol Yacht Club
Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association
Charles F. Tillinghast
William B. M. Miller
Walter S. Almy
W. 8. Almy
A. M. Sands
Mr. Reach
Narragansett Bay ‘Yacht Racing Association
Horace
Peck
Regatta Committee
Philadelphia
Mass Meetings Sunday Urge Bristol No License Votes
Four meetings in Bristol on Sunday at 3 p m in the town hall and at 7 30 p m at State Street M E Church will present reasons to vote against saloon licensing Rev T E Barlett of Providence and Samuel H Davis of Boston lead the talks urging opposition to licenses Davis heads the Anti Saloon League of Massachusetts and speaks at the church evening.
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Town Hall
Bristol
T.E. Barlett
Providence
Samuel H. Davis
Boston
State Street M.E
Davis
Anti-Saloon League of
Massachusetts
Temperance Not Prohibition in Local Debate
A Phoenix correspondent argues temperance is about love and voluntary change, not Prohibition. He criticizes no-license plans, asserts liquor controls hurt poorer communities, and opposes adding laws to be openly defied while urging reductions in saloon numbers. A. B. Vu.
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the Phantz
the Phoenix
Temperance Society
Prohibition Club
Providence
Industrial Trust Company Savings Deposit Timing
Industrial Trust Company notes that November 1 marks a new interest quarter and advises deposits on or before November 15 to start earning interest from November 1. Interest compounds semi annually in February and August. 525 Hope Street.
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Phenw
America
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Yacht Club Committee
State Street
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Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
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